Hearing the words “administrative training” is enough to make most action-oriented public safety professionals cringe. But the truth is, administrative training can be vital to our success in the fire service and beyond. Anything we can do in this area to develop our management, leadership, and technology skills can help us become better at our […]
How ER Fire Software Transformed Me into a “Digital Fire Marshal”
Before signing up for Emergency Reporting fire department records management software, many of our customers spent years using paper records and Excel spreadsheets to try to manage their data and incident reports. This outdated method of managing fire department records is cumbersome, inefficient, and ineffective. As a FireRescueMagazine.com article states, “Under the best conditions, paper […]
The Role of Inspections and Permits for Community Risk Reduction (Blog 3 of 3)
The third installment of our series on Community Risk reduction (CRR) discusses the importance fire inspections and permits and how tools from Emergency Reporting can help.
Gordon County Fire-Rescue Explains Why ER is the Best Software for Fire Chiefs
We recently welcomed Gordon County Fire-Rescue in Calhoun, GA to the Emergency Reporting (ER) family. Before joining ER a few months ago, Gordon County Fire-Rescue was using FIREHOUSE Software. Theirs is a similar story to many fire departments around the country: After years of using an inadequate and underwhelming Records Management System (RMS), they’ve turned […]
The Role of Education and Outreach for Community Risk Reduction (Blog 2 of 3)
This second installment of our three-part series on Community Risk Reduction (CRR) covers the importance of community education and outreach in your CRR program.
An Overview of the Community Risk Reduction Framework (Blog 1 of 3)
This post details the evolution of Community Risk Reduction (CRR), what it means for your department, and how you can use Emergency Reporting software to reach your CRR goals.
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